Articles related to "Biologically"

Why it isn't normal for babies to sleep through the night without parental intervention and why it is beneficial for infants to sleep in close proximity to their parents.

Holy basil has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for hundreds of years. New medical literature proves its efficacy against bacterial and viral infections.

"The essence of life is a statistical improbability on a colossal scale." (Richard Dawkins)

The myth of Aboriginal genetic deficit is becoming reality through malnutrition and a plague of Syndrome X that is becoming hereditary through intergenerational poverty.

The myth of Aboriginal genetic difference is being made reality through malnutrition, resulting in a plague of Syndrome X.

Recent research in drug abuse focuses on the causation of chemical dependency.

Unique ground up approach has meant local citizens benefit from presence of Band-e-Amir National Park's natural beauty and aid efforts to make it a World Heritage site.

Depression is not a normal consequence of aging, in fact it is a serious public health concern. It leads to increased illness and suicide. However, it can be treated.

The use of live rock has become synonomous with marine aquarium keeping, but what is it, where does it come from, and how do you use it?

Before taking the plunge into the world of adoption, there are many psychological aspects that need to be considered.

From giant moose antlers to stunning peacock feathers, nature may owe a great deal of its beauty and diversity to the sexual impulse.

Today's nutrition savvy consumers demand tasty food that offers more than basic nutrition. Although not all the data are in, functional foods may be filling this need.

Cyclooxygenase is an enzyme that helps convert arachidonic acid to prostaglandin-like molecules; these "prostanoids" fulfill a multitude of biological roles.

What can we use that is ecologically responsible and that will not persist or damage the environment when suddenly faced with a horde of hungry caterpillars?

Vitamin A is vital during pregnancy however, an over-dosage puts the fetus at a potential risk. Read on to find out more about Vitamin A and its teratogenic effects.

Potty training can be fast, fun, simple and easy when you inspire, reward and celebrate your child in some innovative and exciting new ways.

DNA-based technologies have enormous forensic implications in the fight against crime. Mitochondrial DNA MtDNA is perfect for older, smaller or degraded samples.

What surrogacy is, who can apply, how to embark upon surrogacy.

Here we explore the way the science of eugenics has been used to justify and popularise racial mythology.

Garlic (Allium sativum) can be classified as a dietary anticarcinogen, whose antioxidant properties can reduce the incidence of certain human cancers

The negative effects smoking has on your body is almost common knowledge in America. But people continue to start smoking and keep smoking. There must be some benefits.

Brownsville, Texas, home to many rare species, has already been hit hard by the economic downturn. USA Mexico border wall is one more threat to local wildlife sanctuary.

Michael Pollan puts a kibosh on the standard American diet and proves that it's not too late to return to the way we're designed to eat.

Malaysian Borneo is off Southeast Asia's beaten tourist track, but it has much to offer the adventurous traveler, including a two-day tropical trek up Mount Kinabalu.

When you feel good about yourself you believe there's nothing you can't do. Build self-confidence to reach new heights on your fitness and wellness journey.

Flushing unused or expired medications down the drain is no longer an option. Ever since medications started showing up in drinking water, the old adage had to be revised

Scientists are attempting to grow human eggs in a lab.

Cholesterol has been blamed for heart disease, but evidence shows other factors may be involved.

STOP! Before you get another pair of jeans, before you get your hands on another tailored jacket made from ANY fabric, there are a few alarming facts you should know.

How can you grow fresh vegetables during any season without owning your own land? The answer is as easy as a jar of water, soaking, rinsing, draining and some seeds.

Along with the various symptoms of ovulation, libido often increases as part of a woman's natural way of preparing her body for pregnancy.

Mental illnesses are conditions that disrupt people's moods, feelings, thinking, daily functioning and ability to relate to other people.

Instead of reaching for the Canesten or Nilstat at the first sign of itching, consider some natural alternatives.

Global warming is linked to growth of low productivity ocean deserts that have reached 51 million square kilometers in size worldwide.

Deciding to adopt after infertility, choosing open adoption, and the lowdown on what open adoption is.

Soil is made from minerals, water, air and organic matter. The key to great garden soil is increasing the organic matter and the biological activity in the soil.

This small rainforest tree is confined to a small area of eastern Australia. It is considered rare and contains chemicals with potential for pesticide development.

The UK Government has passed new anti-discrimination laws allowing single women and lesbian couples to have IVF.

Researchers are investigating the link between neurochemicals and exercise. They believe endorphins cause a euphoric feeling after exercise. Find out if it's true.

Studies show that humans universally prefer certain physical and material traits that show strong reproductive capacity.

French woman Jeanne Calment lived for more than 122 years, and her staggering age is the oldest to have been verified beyond reasonable doubt.

The swine flu has killed about two dozen people, so know the risks and precautions of the disease.

Temperate rainforests are some of the most rare ecosystems on earth. These precious zones differ from tropical rainforests in a few important ways.

Becoming a new dad for the first time can be a daunting idea. Mothers seem to get all the help and advice they need but fathers are left to their own devices.

Vitamin D deficiency in mothers and breastfed babies may more accurately be called sunlight deficiency combined with environmental pollution.

A German woman living in the UK has made history by becoming the first woman to ever get pregnant and give birth to a healthy infant following an ovary transplant.

Following NASA's recent discovery of methane on Mars, it appears scientists may be one step closer to discovering alien life.

Want to begin gardening, but don't know where to start? Community gardens support everyone and are a great place to get started gardening.

The Raw Food Movement has been slowly and quietly taking the world by storm. In a way, you could say it's a revolution. Learn more about what raw foodists believe here.

Market and nutritional analysis of this ancient oil reveals some surprising facts.